International Conference on
Models of Engaged Learning and Teaching
I-MELT
International Conference on Models of Engaged Learning and Teaching
I-MELT was a meeting place of minds sharing a common conceptualisation that engages students and educators in many diverse ways, contexts and cultural settings. The conference used the Models of Engaged Learning and Teaching as the conceptual frameworks for shared conversations, and so all presentations used, adapted, connected together or critiqued one or more of the following:
The MELT family includes the frameworks for:
- Research Skill Development (RSD and RSD7),
- Work Skill Development (WSD),
- Clinical Reflective Skills (CRS),
- Critical Thinking Skills (CTS),
- Optimising Problem Solving (OPS) pentagon,
- Research Mountain (for children), and
- Your own MELT, adapted to fit your contexts.
Visit the MELT Facebook site.
I-MELT is supported by the Australian Government, Department of Education and Training through John Willison's National Senior Teaching Fellowship.
All material on the I-MELT site is under the creative commons licence, to be used freely and shared back in free open access.